Drahga Shadowburner <Twilight's Hammer Courier>
This NPC can be found in Grim Batol (55).
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Drahga Shadowburner <Twilight's Hammer Courier>
| Heroic | Deadly | |
| Important | Tank | |
| DPS | Healer | |
| Interruptible | Magic | |
| Curse | Poison | |
| Disease | Enrage |
Tooltips and dungeon journal reflect ability values for one encounter version. Please refer to "Effect" section on spell pages to see values for all raid sizes and difficulties.
Draga Shadowburner
Drahga Shadowburner fights the players alone until he reaches 30% remaining health. He will then call on Valiona to join the fight. Drahga then continues to fight the players from on top of Valiona's back.
- Burning Shadowbolt – Drahga Shadowburner blasts a random player with burning shadows, inflicting 14625 to 15375 Shadowflame damage.
Invocation of Flame
– Drahga Shadowburner begins to open a portal at a random location around him. After 5 seconds, the portal completely opens and inflicts 9262 to 9737 Fire damage to all enemies within 4 yards. An Invoked Flaming Spirit also appears at the portal.The Invoked Flaming Spirit runs towards a random player, and if the spirit reaches the player it will cast Supernova.
- Invoked Flaming Spirit
– This low health creature runs towards a random player, ignoring all attempts to forcibly change its target. If the spirit reaches the targeted player, it will cast Supernova.
- Supernova
– The Invoked Flaming Spirit explodes in a violent supernova, immediately inflicting 151125 to 158875 Fire damage and inflicting an additional 4875 to 5125 Fire damage every 1 second to all players within 10 yards for 8 sec.
Valiona
Valiona joins the fight when Drahga Shadowburner reaches 30% remaining health. She will fight with Drahga until she reaches 20% remaining health, when she ejects Drahga and leaves him to face the players alone.
- Valiona's Flame – Valiona turns and breathes out a 40 yard long and 40 degree wide cone of twilight in the direction of a random player, inflicting 34125 to 35875 Shadow damage and stunning all players within the cone for 2 sec.
- Shredding Swipe – Valiona swipes at her current target, inflicting 100% of her normal melee damage and tearing open a rift to the Twilight Realm. The rift creates a pool of Seeping Twilight.
- Seeping Twilight – The rift torn open by Valiona creates a 10 yard radius pool of Seeping Twilight centered at the location of her target for 20 sec. The pool then inflicts 9262 to 9737 Shadow damage every 1 second to every player standing within it.
Devouring Flames
– Valiona chooses a random player then channels a massive barrage of flame in their direction over 5 sec. The flames engulf a massive 150 degree cone in front of Valiona, inficting up to 40000 Shadow damage every second to any player within the flames. Valiona inflicts less damage to players within the cone of flames the farther away they are positioned from her.
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